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25 September 2019

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traces lines of algorithmic logic through 30,000 images to reveal how AI judges our world. From 26 September in the Curve gallery at London’s Barbican Centre.

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. Prompted by the financial crisis of 2008, British artist Lisa Barnard spent four years and crossed four continents to assemble these images and documents.

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